1 Simple Trick for Fast Power Chord Changes | Steve Stine Guitar Lessons
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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📺 ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
Struggle with power chords? Watch this video, because Steve's going to show you 1 simple trick to make fast chord changes with power chords.
So you can play (and create) killer songs and riffs using power chords. Watch the video, try it out, and don't forget to comment!
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Gave 3 finger power chord a shot as I listened. That's WAY more comfortable! Thanks for this!
Love your work dude, looking forward to meet a legend like u in real life 😍☺️ So helpful 👌🏻
One of the best on RUclips, thanks for sharing Steve.
This was great! I had no idea why they were called power chords but now I know, and good to know about the very small differens between 2 and 3 fingers. Cheers!
Awesome! Thanks for watching, and thanks for the kind words! :-)
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Good, useful tip. Thanks Steve.
I am using muscles in my hand I didn't know I had. This is a workout for my hand and I like it.
Awesome! Thanks for watching and sharing your experience! :-)
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Great explanation, exactly why I am só happy to know piano music, it should be made obligatory before studying guitar 🙂 really it makes it so much easier to understand if you basic musical theory was learned on piano, not guitar. But cool trick you show in the end! Love the handle in the middle of your Ibanez guitar body, really creative
Very informative. Thank you SS.
Thank you. Good tip.
This guy deserves more subs
Thanks for the kind words, Nikolia! :-)
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Thank you so much
I was straggling with move from 6 string to 5
This trick just work ...
thanks, this is exactly what i needed to know
Awesome, Loop! Thanks for watching! :-)
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Thanks for the video! 😊🙌
Love that tip
Hey that's awesome! Glad you liked the video and hopefully was helpful!
Thanks Steve for a awesome class
Thanks for watching, Brian! :-)
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Very cool trick!!
Thanks for watching, Bing! :-)
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Thank you so much 😊.
Thank YOU for watching, Romin! :-)
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very informative. thanks!
I was super paying attention to you, then I realized how beautiful your guitar was....had to go back!!! You are super helpful tho,thanks!!!
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I think you mentioned this in another video but I deaden the 6th string when playing A (the 5th and 4th string power chord) by using the first finger. Put the tip of the finger lightly on 6th string.
Then you can strum however you like and never having to bother about hitting the 6th string.
I have only played 2-finger power chords. I don't like using the pinky. It becomes a liability. Another thing that can go wrong. If I want to become faster at changing chords, I just practice it more.
If someone wants to play an interesting power chord, try playing the 6th string and 4th string and deadening the 5th (1-x-3 or 5-x-7 for example in tabulator-form).
Or if you want to play something really heavy, play the 6th and 5th string with your first finger and 4th string with your 2nd finger. Death metal-heavy. From the top string, that would be 1-1-3 or 5-5-7 in tabulator-form.
Thank you dad
i play power chords with 2 fingers, but i play both a and d with my ring finger. my hand is basically flat and my fingers are straight
I can't even lie, if I'm trying to do a 5th string power chord, I just move my pinkie and ring finger one string over, and keep barring the 6th and 5th string with my pointer, it's essentially just 2 octaves mashed together, and it sounds heavier for no extra cost since you're just playing the 5th of the power chord on the 6th string instead of just leaving it to not be played lol
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Hi, right now I'm learning scales how many scales are there?
i actualy use the 6th for a 5th string power chord gives it more power
Hi. Thanks for the comment and feedback. Yes...the 6th string will sound more powerful!
Hi thanks for the video its great i have just one question. When i play power chords on 5 string i hit the low e string. I mute it with the tip of the the first finger is that ok or i must really train to not touch it at all??
Thanks for watching, Shaun! Of course that's OK! But you should still practice your "aim" when you're strumming or playing individual strings. :-)
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Are you any relation to Fran Blanche ?
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Thanks for the kind words, Harley! :-)
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Hmm... where is the trick to switch fast :D ? Im trying to play a 8th note switch in 160 bpm in Iron Maiden the Trooper here. Never mind it was in the end there, I'll try it
You are always mentioning how you have small fingers. I think it would be helpful if you measured them so we could compare.
Whenever I play power chords I can’t even get through a verse, my thumb and palm on my fretting hand get so fatigued I have to stop and rest, this doesn’t happen with open chords, help me what can I do
Thanks for watching, DLM! And don't despair, many (if not most) guitarists struggle with power chords and barre chords at first.
The good news is, the more you do these chord shapes, the easier they become. Steve's got a video you should check out here → guitarzoom.com/products/chords-made-easy
Just click the link, then scroll down a little. Watch the video called #1 Trick to Make Your Chords Better and Faster. In that video, Steve shows you a technique called "bouncing" that will help you build muscle memory, so you can make chords easily with less discomfort.
The video is about open chords, but you can use the same technique for power chords and even barre chords.
In fact, here's some previews from Barre Chords Made Easy if you want to check them out: guitarzoom.com/products/barre-chords-made-easy-3
Hope this helps! :-)
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It’s not that I can’t play them, I can play them nice and crisp everytime, but it seems my hand just starts cramping after a couple barres, but if it’s open chords I’m fine oh well
Gotcha! I meant to say this before, but the reason many guitarists struggle with barre chords and power chords is because they are physically harder to play than open chords. Instead of pushing a few strings down, you have to push them all down. And that causes you to use muscles in your hand that you aren't used to using, which can lead to cramping and things like that.
Did you try the "bouncing" exercise? That can help, even if you've got the shape of the chords memorized. Because the more strength you can build in your hands, the longer you can play difficult chord shapes without having problems.
Also, the more you play barre chords and power chords, the more you'll figure out subtle ways to hold your hand and fingers, so you can press strings down more effectively with less effort.
Just trying to help! I am a guitar player myself, and I have had similar problems with barre chords and power chords over the years. Steve's tips have helped me a lot, so I just wanted to pass it along. :-)
Have a great day, and no matter what, keep playing!
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P.S. One more thing, be sure to stretch before you play. Here's a video where Steve shows some of his favorite stretching exercises:
ruclips.net/video/vv3J-TjSBw4/видео.html
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